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    Use "cyberspace" in a sentence

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    cyberspace


    1. They could still interact with their friends and relatives, who in turn shared this hyper-conscious experience in what maybe thought of as cyberspace: some commonly perceived point of reference


    2. Brownie, Mason, and LP raised their stubbies and cracked them together in celebration, knowing that the scroll, as foretold, was now in cyberspace


    3. In 5-D cyberspace, there would be no movement if the fifth dimension truly is the


    4. statement "In 5-D cyberspace, there is no movement and every bit of space/instant of


    5. Spacewar! was soon distributed with new DEC computers and traded throughout primitive cyberspace


    6. of cyberspace as acting as a sort of "universal solvent" to break up our long cherished notions, myths that everyone is a monolithic


    7. Such diversification according to functionality will be very useful in developing a model of distributed agency in the cyberspace domain for the average, unintegrated


    8. ‘Well, you both have a huge fan base among the young, are very popular on TV and the social media, but you both would probably do better in cyberspace than at the ballot box!’ Imran was only faintly amused


    9. Till that interview, Rahul Gandhi (or RaGa, as he is referred to in cyberspace) was targeted by his critics as ‘pappu’, suggesting he was just a novice, a kid in comparison to Modi (or NaMo)


    10. But in the media clash of 2014, television had competition too—the war in cyberspace, especially social media, was about to change the rules of old-style debates and political jousts

    11. The drawback is that instead of needing to operate a physical security system to protect the code books and so on, we now need to control cyberspace to prevent the computers and their contents being compromised


    12. messages out into cyberspace


    13. The pitfalls of electronic communication in cyberspace is people forwarding stuff that we have no interest in


    14. The advent of computing made paper ledgers redundant and money was elevated to the status of binary bits in cyberspace


    15. My little reunion with old friends in cyberspace may also in a


    16. Cyberspace to me is the distance that is bridged when individuals use technologyto connect, either by


    17. Cyberspace is that area "out there" which is on the other end of my PC when Iconnect to the Internet


    18. Any ISP (Internet service provider) or web pageprovider is in cyberspace as far as his users or customers are


    19. invested, he started a new company focusing on cyberspace security in addition to


    20. had suspended in cyberspace the previous morning

    21. suspended in cyberspace before leaving New York, the files that contained copies of all


    22. perspective of the law at least, cyberspace could be considered a republic, wherein rules and


    23. one in real space, but it's easy in cyberspace


    24. The fact that web content is largely unregulated means that there is little or no control over the truth or accuracy of what you might stumble across as you travel around in cyberspace


    25. cyberspace to see if anyone out there had ideas for me


    26. You swam along through cyberspace, merrily picking up this and that, and next thing you knew you’d stumbled upon something unsavory and ugly


    27. I am virtually certain that our founders would not have approved of the random monitoring of private information that is possible in cyberspace


    28. She could fly through cyberspace, just like the Wasp


    29. Back into cyberspace the traders go


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    Synonyms for "cyberspace"

    cyberspace internet net

    "cyberspace" definitions

    a computer network consisting of a worldwide network of computer networks that use the TCP/IP network protocols to facilitate data transmission and exchange